Dick Morris Says Romney Is 'In A Very Strong Position' To Win

Dick Morris visited the Hannity show for his regular Monday night gig last night and continued his wildly optimistic forecast for Romney’s electoral win in November. Normally, Hannity sits politely through Morris’ wacky predictions. But last night, as Morris forecast a Romney win Florida, Ohio, Nevada, Virginia and Pennsylvania and is currently “competitive” in Michigan, Hannity could not pretend to buy it.

Hannity said he could not predict who would win the presidential election in November. But he tactily acknowledged that Romney’s in some real trouble right now because he urged the Romney campaign to “act as though it’s the 4th quarter and they’re down a touchdown and they need no-huddle offense and they need to bring it into the end zone.”

Morris, on the other hand, said he could predict the winner and it’s Romney. “He’s at the moment in a very strong position,” Morris insisted.

Of course, Morris may be the only one who thinks so. Nate Silver, at The New York Times, notes that Obama’s poll numbers, in the context of the historic polling of incumbents in September, along with Silver’s own predictions and those of bookmakers all give Obama about an 80% chance of being re-elected. And conservative pundits such as Peggy Noonan, David Brooks and Bill Kristol would seem to agree.

But as Morris went on to predict that Romney would run the table in Florida, Ohio, Nevada, Virginia and Pennsylvania, Hannity could not keep quiet.

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I’m beginning to wonder if Morris isn’t genuinely unhinged. The new Black Helicopters book seems to indicate that this is the case…

In the case of his bizarre conclusions about the presidential race, I really have to ask what the man is smoking. On the same evening, in the prior hour, both Bill O’Reilly and Brit Hume grudgingly admitted that Obama is handily winning the swing states. Hume actually went far enough to establish his post-election excuse – that Obama is a better politician than Romney, who he called “inept”. Of course, Hume couldn’t resist showing a little anger when he groused that Obama was somehow resisting “gravity” by maintaining his lead over Romney.

But in the next hour, you have Dick Morris stubbornly singing on through the air raid…

Eventually Dick will get one of his predictions right, and when he does Iâm sure weâll never hear the end of it.

I know with six weeks to go changes can happen with the polls, but I wonder if this pro-Romney enthusiasm that Dick is displaying is to make sure the Râs wonât lose any support or faith from those who will think all is lost at the top of ticket and then stay home that could cost them the House and Senate. I remember in 1980 when the networks called it for Reagan over Carter two hours before our polls here in California closed, and it depressed the voter turnout for the Dâs.

I worked at an NYC fundraiser that was sponsored by the Wm. Morris Talent Agency.
The best of their stable was out that night doing a few minutes schtick for a worthy cause.
The likes of Henny Youngman, Alan King, Freddy Roman, Jackie Mason and many more had folks rolling in the aisles all night long.
Dick Morris is funnier.

That Morris can get Hannity to basically say he’s full of shit is really something. The fact Morris says Romney will win Pennsylvania shows he’s the biggest fool on Fox News. Even Hannity must be thinking “I have to drop this guy.”

After election day when MagicUnderwear Mitt retreats in defeat to one of his half dozen luxury mansions, whoremongering toe-sucking pervert Dick Morris will conveniently forget his bogus prediction. Some say that toenail polish is a perfect amnesiac drug.

I’ll come back and visit this post after the Election as well as the ones on the left who are already declaring it over and that Obama has won. One or the other will have a lot of egg on their face. But will the ones who are wrong apologize or lose their jobs? I doubt it.

Weâre all well aware of Dickâs zero batting percentage on predictions, and while we have six weeks to go the odds and polls are definitely in the Presidentâs favor, I do fear what impact the voter ID laws could or will have.

Iâm not a big believer conspiracy theories, although I do find them entertaining or at least find some interest in what someone has to say, but if something diabolical is going on with our voting system, it wouldnât shock me.